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The chatshow host shared a snippet of Grande’s performance on Twitter, showing the popstar dressed all in white alongside Tayla Parx and Victoria Monet.

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Mr. Straub initially welcomed support from a Uihlein-funded PAC, but not anymore. “It sounded good because I didn’t have a big war chest, but I became no better than my opponent,” he said. “In the end, I would not do it again.”

Our time on this rock is finite. It’s precious, fragile, and has an expiration date. It’s sad, but it’s just part of the deal. And that means that everyone we love and admire is living on borrowed time, as it were—from our family members to our favorite celebrities. And 2018 was full of reminders of that very thing, with legends and icons spanning the likes of Stan Lee and Aretha Franklin, Penny Marshall and Burt Reynolds passing away, having lived lives well spent.

Digging a little deeper into the numbers, one finds that there are vast discrepancies in the prices and volumes of extruded aluminium entering and leaving Vietnam. According to data obtained by Aluminium Insider, in 2015 China exported 463,089 metric tons of extrusion (which is 38.94% of China’s total export of that variety of extrusion) to Vietnam under code HS7604 at US$4,156 per metric ton. However, the average paid for all other extrusions Vietnam imported from China was between US$1,650-1,890 per metric ton. As has been reported in these pages before, the variance between the price between 7604 extrusions and the remainder is vast. And, despite the variation in price in raw aluminium, the price at which Vietnam bought these extrusions has remained exactly the same – US$4,156.36.

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He was praised for his inventiveness, across a range of scales, using a range of materials. Heatherwick has a gift for discovering, in a commission for an object, the opportunity for an event: movement, spectacle, play. Bjarke Ingels, the Danish architect, who has collaborated with him, recently said that, unlike many designers, “Thomas is focussed on the jaw-dropping centerpiece—the ‘wow’ moment.” Heatherwick tends to achieve effect more through texture than through form—by, say, stitching or layering a multitude of near-identical parts to make a highly conspicuous whole. His sculpture for an atrium at the Wellcome Trust, in London, is made of a hundred and forty thousand suspended glass spheres, each the size of a plum, arranged into cloudlike forms. He has proposed building a footbridge entirely from a welded cluster of stainless-steel disks. His U.K. Pavilion for Expo 2010, in Shanghai, was a rounded cube formed from sixty thousand translucent acrylic rods that waved in the wind like bullrushes. The design was widely considered a triumph. Rowan Moore, the architecture critic of the London Observer, called it “outstandingly memorable,” noting that “we expect buildings neither to be hairy nor in motion.”